Sentence examples for cannot aptly be from inspiring English sources

In addition, our study used a very high maltitol dose (44.7 g/day) 4 6 times that of previous studies, thus the results cannot aptly be compared nor can a direct comparison between the 15.6 or 11.7 g/day xylitol dose and the 44.7 g/day maltitol dose be made.

Michigan State could aptly be described as anything but small.

Mies's works, marriage and amours (repeatedly with slightly older women) — like the buildings Weber aptly describes — cannot be easily summarized.

Words cannot aptly describe the largeness of this moment.

As Father Reese aptly noted, popes cannot be examples for ordinary Christians: Popes can only be examples for other popes.

Offsetting makes good sense: as one administrative law judge aptly stated, "it cannot be said that a respondent was unjustly enriched by amounts repaid to investors". By compensating victims before an SEC settlement is reached, taxpayers can credibly argue to the SEC that a disgorgement order (calculated by ill-gotten gains) be offset by that amount.

He even contrives to apply the final notion, "Pure Act", to space: "it is aptly called being in act as it cannot but be conceived as existing outside of its causes.

As the Deputy Chief Justice so aptly puts it: THERE CANNOT BE A FAMILY FOUNDED BY A CHILD.

Antonio Gramsci described this phenomenon quite aptly in his prison notebooks: "The old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear".

But as the majority decision aptly suggests, there are certain rights that are so basic to the nation's system of justice -- among them the right to a fair and impartial jury -- they cannot be waived.

Aptly, he was named Engels.